to MS parser
behavior but it would be worth it
trying it.
Regards,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Silicon Valley
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Subject: Schema validation error reporting
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 10:24:13 -0500
Ok, this topi
ould you report to your users is completely up to you. The problem
will always be that
the specs only say what it recommended and required. Processor
implementations then will always differ
in the level of error that they provide.
Just my 2 cents.
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Silicon Valley
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rser.
We would think that the Xerces-c developers would have caught most of them
and throw
controlled Xerces defined exceptions but you should not count on it.
Regards,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
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Hi Agrawal,
I think you are out of luck. XML Parsers are only obligated to recognize
UTF16 and UTF8, furthermore
UTF2 is not part of the IANA-CHARSET.
From XML spec:
"In an encoding declaration, the values "UTF-8", "UTF-16",
"ISO-10646-UCS-2", and "ISO-10646-UCS-4" should be used for the various
You could do a grep in try or catch.. :>
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Subject: exceptions in xerces
Date: 9 Sep 2003 10:28:00 +0200
Hi!
Is it only me that thinks that the c++ api docs on the website (apache.org)
is
unsufficien
you expect?
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Jeffrey Rodriguez
Would be glad if someone could send me pointers to the solution.
Thanks,
Ashay.
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iation with the instance documents even in the cases when those
are not hinted as per the spec XSI usage.
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Jeffrey Rodriguez
Cheers,
Neil
Neil Graham
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
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en it would seem like
this is a bug, since I
have in the pass relied on the EntityResolver in the case of Schemas. Most
likely is some setting
of your parser which is not turn on.
Cheers,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Silicon Valley
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,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
SVL
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Subject: Re: how to use external schema?
Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 11:59:29 -0400
Hi Jeff,
For clarity, if the application s
also the setExternalSchemaLocation
instead of
the xsi instructions to also call the entityResolver.
Otherwise I think that this is an inconsistency.
So first let us know an answer to my first question.
Regards,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Silicon Valley
From
the job of the Base64 validator, to validate and enforce the production for
0 or 1.
Just curious why your data which is encoded have multiple line feeds How did
you encode
the data? Did you use Xerces C++?
Cheers,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Silicon Valley
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ementation which was
written as a generic
Base64 utiliity class ( I wrote that class :-) ).
My 2 cents,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Silicon Valley
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Sub
Not all binary data is double byte data (*XMLCh"); implementing Base64
using XMLByte allows
to Base64 encodie/decode any byte size data.
You could easily encode double byte data by converting them into byte data
and viceversa for decoding
Base64 data.
The alphabet is really an array of XMLBy
Would like to hear any comments from the XML parser developers.
Thanks,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
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Subject: DOM faster than SAX ?
Date: Mon, 2 Dec 20
I could volunteer to reviewed and check it in if I still
have committer access ).
Thanks,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
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Hi Esther,
Xerces C++ support Schema validation as defined by W3C. There are
some limitations ( for this refer to release notes since this is
always changing).
For samples look at the Xerces samples ( download Xerces and look
into the samples directory). Most samples have switches that turn on
Sche
setDocumentLocator( const Locator * const locator );
void startDocument();
void startElement( const XMLCh *uri,
const XMLCh *const localName,
const XMLCh *const qname,
const Attributes &attrs );
void startCDATA();
The function mbstowcs in the C library that comes with CodeWarrior, does
not have the same behavior as in other C libraries. When you pass NULL
as the destination pointer, it will return zero instead of the number of
characters needed to represent the multibyte string in wide character.
A bette
Hi Marc.
Did you register your handler?
e.g.
SAX2XMLReader *parser = XMLReaderFactory::createXMLReader();
procsax *handler = new AwdSaxHandler();
parser->setContentHandler( handler );
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Does Xerces-C implement pull parsing event mode?
Thanks,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
>>
>>Jeffrey Rodriguez wrote:
>> > I remember last year talks about providing a way to use the parser
>> > in a a Pull parsing event mode ( versus the pushing mode
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